Here we are taking a look at a striking collaboration from Street Artists Hannah Adamaszek and Swallow. The pair have constructed a softly coloured scene featuring a series of partials portraits by Hannah Adamzsek which are surrounded by an array of wildlife presented in a soft colourful illustrative manner by Saroj that sit so harmoniously together in this […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks ago saw a pair of collaborations by Fanakapan and Tom Blackford go up in, firstly in Camden Town and secondly in Brick Lane, with both of these works put up with support from Monoprixx & Bablu121 for the ‘Creative Differences’ group exhibition at the 1963 Gallery Space (covered here). Work by Fanakapan & Tom Blackford […]Read Post ›
Little over a week ago saw Belgian Street Artist Bisser in London for his participation in the ‘Underground 2016’ pop-up exhibition in Hoxton put on by Graffiti Street (covered here) and whilst over took the time to hit up two fantastic works around the East End, one solo along Brick Lane and one collaboration with NILS in Hoxton. Certainly […]Read Post ›
Little over a week ago saw American Street Artist NILS in London for his participation in the ‘Underground 2016’ pop-up exhibition in Hoxton put on by Graffiti Street (covered here) and whilst over took the time to hit up two fantastic works around the East End, one solo and one collaboration with Bisser. NILS works in a variety of […]Read Post ›
Last Wednesday night we here at London Calling Blog were delighted enough to attend our third Drips & Runs live Paint Jam event, always an absolute sight to behold and on this occasion hosted in Relentless in Soho. The event saw Si Mitchell, Captain Kris, Himbad, Saki&Bitches, Skeleton Cardboard & The Real Dill set to […]Read Post ›
Well it was only a couple of weeks ago we reported on the latest works from Himbad in Camden Town (covered here), so it is somewhat bittersweet that we have four new works from the artist all placed up in Seven Sisters. The reason they are sweet should be obvious, but the bitter dynamic is due to […]Read Post ›
Last week we reported on the touching tribute to the late Graffiti Writer Hush by SkyHigh in Leake Street (covered here) and on Saturday whilst passing through Stockwell and making a detour to the Hall of Fame we saw a second touching tribute piece to Hush on this occasion painted by Pali & Demaneerz. A fitting tribute from […]Read Post ›
Last week saw a group of Portland, Oregon’s finest Street Artistsincluding Rx Skulls, Voxx Romana and Mad One take to the BSMT Space for the pop-up show (covered here). Needless to say whilst over a few of these participating artists couldn’t resist the chance to head out about London and set to embark on a rampage of […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks ago stencil based Street Artist Dotmasters was about Camden Town to lay out four fresh new designs in London featuring one work dedicated to Land Reclaim and a delightful trio of his ‘Rude Kids’ characters all up to a little bit of mischief and defiance. These works can be seen around Camden […]Read Post ›
It has been a good few months since London was last treated to some fresh work from Himbad, with his last major piece being painted in Shoreditch back in February (covered here), so it was with great delight we stumbled upon this reworked lorry by Himbad in Camden Town. Painting the right side solo and […]Read Post ›
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